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Belcampo's animals graze on open pastures and seasonal grasses, which results in meat that is higher in nutrients and healthy fats. They actually have very high levels of Omega threes which I've also talked about on this podcast, are important for mental and physical health for a variety of reasons.
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Belcampo animals graze on open pastures and seasonal grasses resulting in meat that is higher in nutrients and healthy fats.
Belcampo meats have high levels of omega threes, because of the grasses they feed on.
Belcampo is a regenerative farm in Northern California that raises organic grass fed and finished certified humane meats.
Belcampo's meats are known to be high in omega threes. And given that the meat is grass fed and grass finished, that combines all the features of the nutrition and the animal wellbeing that I want to see for any meat that I ingest.
So with Belcampo meets the animals graze on open pastures and seasonal grasses, which results in meats, that's much higher in nutrients and healthy fats, including omega-3s, which I've talked a lot about on this podcast, the importance of omega-3s for heart health, for brain health, for mood, et cetera.